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9 months after season 1, Apple TV boss still hasn’t seen any Pluribus season 2 scripts, but they’re “being worked on”
The long wait for Pluribus season 2 continues
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Once-glamorous vacation spot overrun by influencers and crowds: ‘Almost unbearable’
Saint-Tropez, long associated with celebrities and luxury on the French Riviera, is facing complaints that heavy visitor numbers and influencer-led social-media interest have made it far less enjoyable. The concern illustrates how online exposure can intensify overtourism in small, high-profile destinations, straining their atmosphere and visitors’ experience. Travel expert JQ Louise said the town is…
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Astral Realm: An Alternative Roundup #28
Clash Magazine’s latest alternative roundup focuses on South London rapper Jadasea and his new album, ‘Holly Grove’. The feature presents the record as a reflective, experimental portrait of Peckham’s changing communities, blending ambient rap, chill-out grime and memories of friendship, nightlife and loss. Jadasea says his development has been rooted in community, including his early…
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Asus ROG Swift PG32UCWM review
PC Gamer’s review presents the Asus ROG Swift PG32UCWM as a promising high-end gaming monitor chiefly because its new RGB-stripe OLED panel should improve text clarity and colour precision over earlier OLED sub-pixel layouts. Its combination of 4K resolution and high refresh rates targets players seeking both detailed image quality and competitive speed, though its…
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Netflix Snaps Up Iconic Turkish Drama ‘Fatmagül’ For Latin America
Netflix has acquired the Turkish drama Fatmagül for streaming across Latin America, where it will launch on 19 August. The deal underlines the continued international appeal of Turkish television dramas and gives a long-running series a new streaming audience in a region traditionally associated with telenovelas. Produced by Ay Yapim and originally broadcast on Kanal…
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Congress must fix our temporary protected status problem
Mullin closed the statutory-review door on temporary protected status, but that was only the beginning.
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Hundreds of Lime bikes left scattered over Sydney following City2Surf has left locals fuming about blocked streets and bus stops
Hundreds of Lime hire bikes were reportedly left scattered across Sydney after the City2Surf race, prompting complaints from residents about obstructed pavements, streets and bus stops. The incident has renewed concerns over how shared e-bikes are parked and managed after major public events, particularly where they may impede pedestrians and public transport users. Locals said…
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Pilot ‘smoked marijuana before flight that saw passengers injured by turbulence and was so stoned he could not stand straight’
An investigation has found that the pilot of an Air India flight that hit severe turbulence, injuring at least 12 people, was under the influence of marijuana at the time. Flight AI2379, an Airbus A320 travelling from Phuket, Thailand, to Delhi on 4 August, dropped suddenly around 90 minutes after take-off, throwing unbelted passengers against…
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The Democratic establishment strikes back
In today’s issue: ▪ A major upset in Wisconsin ▪ US attacks ship breaking Hormuz blockade ▪ Former Marine released from Russia ▪ Air Force One security concerns The left’s successful run in Democratic primaries hit a major roadblock in Wisconsin on Tuesday night as democratic socialist Francesca Hong, whom polls showed leading by double…
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4 Songs From the 1970s That Made You Wish You Were at the Disco
The article highlights four 1970s tracks it presents as enduring disco-floor favourites, arguing that their upbeat grooves and memorable hooks still evoke the era’s celebratory atmosphere. – “September” by Earth, Wind & Fire (1978): a worldwide Top 20 hit known for its infectious “ba-dee-ya” refrain. – “Superstition” by Stevie Wonder (1972): a funk hit whose…